Monarch Butterfly Count Up 35% in WWF-Mexico Survey

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By Paige BennettMay 25, 2022, 4:39 pm317 pts
After many years of plummeting populations of migrating monarch butterflies, a WWF-Mexico survey brings good news: during the 2021-2022 overwintering period, the monarch butterfly presence observed in the forests of Mexico was 35% higher than the previous year. While the butterflies are still vulnerable and…

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